Knowshon Moreno Will Have 1,200 Yards and 15 Total Touchdowns

Knowshon's best season was his rookie year, where he had 947 yards and seven touchdowns. He only has 17 total touchdowns in two years combined. He also had a hard time staying healthy last year.

Why it will happen

Offensive coordinator Mike McCoy wants to take it back to the way the Denver Broncos used to play football, and that's running the ball. When McCoy was in Carolina, he ran the ball over 50 percent of the time and expects to do similar things in Denver.

Good news if you're Moreno.

You combine Moreno's talent and lots of carries, you'll get great numbers.

Kyle Orton Will Lose His Starting Job Going into the Bye Week

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Why is it bold?

Kyle Orton has been a solid quarterback for Denver the last two seasons, throwing for over 7,000 yards and 41 touchdowns combined. The other quarterbacks on the depth chart may have potential but lack the experience.

Why it will happen

Despite the good numbers Orton has put up over the last two seasons, there are games where he has looked shaky. In Weeks 12 and 13, he threw a combined zero touchdowns and three interceptions before he was benched for Tim Tebow.

Tim Tebow Will Have at Least 30 Total Touchdowns

He is not even the starter heading into the season and has only played a total of three games.

Why it will happen

If you read the last slide, I said Kyle Orton will be benched. His replacement will be Tim Tebow, just like it was last season. If Brady Quinn was going to play, it would have happened already.

Tim Tebow played very well in his nine games as a rookie, throwing five touchdowns and rushing for another six. He showed he can pass the ball well and can still run like he did in college. His leadership rubs off on the team and it shows in their play.

Whether you like Tebow or not, you can't deny that his upside is tremendous and he has a future in this league.

Eddie Royal Will Run Three Punts/Kickoffs Back for Touchdowns

Eddie Royal was limited last season in the return game because they wanted him to get more involved in the offense. In three years, he has taken only one punt and one kickoff back for a touchdown.

Why it will happen

Special teams coordinator Jeff Rodgers is counting on Royal to get more involved in the special teams this season. Denver will not run so many three to four wide receiver sets since they want to run the ball more, which will limit Royal on the offensive side of the ball.

Royal will fill mainly a special teams role, and with his 4.4 speed, you better believe he will get in the end zone at least three times.

Von Miller Will Lead the Team in Sacks

He is a rookie that is stuck in a lockout and will have to learn the defense on the fly.

Why it will happen

The Broncos were terrible at getting to the quarterback last season, finishing with just 23 sacks on the season. Linebacker D.J. Williams led the team with 5.5 sacks.

Now, the Broncos have added Von Miller, the linebacker out of Texas A&M who will be the starting linebacker on the strong side. Miller is 6'3'', 246 pounds and finished his four-year career at A&M with 32.5 sacks, 27.5 of them coming in his last two seasons.